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Ceramic Books category includes various articles related to the world of pottery making, covering different techniques, styles, and history of pottery. The articles are further divided into sub-categories to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of pottery making, including Techniques and Methods, Glazes and Firing, Handbuilding and Sculpting, Wheel-throwing, Pottery Design and Decoration, Ceramic Art and Sculpture, History and Culture of Pottery, and Kiln Building and Maintenance. This category serves as a valuable resource for beginners and professionals alike, looking to expand their knowledge and skills in pottery making.
Antique Trader Pottery & Porcelain Ceramics Price Guide provides a comprehensive guide to understanding, identifying, and pricing pottery and porcelain ceramics from various periods and regions. The author uses his extensive knowledge and experience to deliver an engaging, informative, and practical guide to the world of ceramics. Key Ideas and Arguments Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: … Read more
“American Art Pottery Identification & Values” by Dick Sigafoose is a comprehensive guide that explores the history, aesthetics, and identification of American art pottery, while providing accurate values for various pieces. “American art pottery is a treasure trove of creativity and history, waiting to be discovered and appreciated by those who seek to understand its … Read more
“Amazing Glaze Techniques, Recipes, Finishing, and Firing” is an in-depth exploration of glazing techniques, offering detailed instructions and insights on how to achieve stunning finishes on ceramic works. Gabriel Kline, an experienced ceramic artist and educator, guides readers through various glazing methods, providing them with the tools and knowledge needed to create visually captivating pottery … Read more
“Amazing Glaze Recipes and Combinations” by Gabriel Kline is a comprehensive guide that explores over 200 glaze recipes and combinations for low-fire, mid-range, and high-fire pottery. The book offers a wealth of information, tips, and techniques for achieving stunning and unique glaze finishes on ceramic pieces. With its engaging writing style and practical advice, this … Read more
“Alternative Kilns & Firing Techniques: Raku, Saggar, Pit, Barrel 1” is an informative and engaging book by James C. Watkins that explores various alternative kiln and firing techniques in ceramics. The book focuses on four primary methods: Raku, Saggar, Pit, and Barrel firing, providing a comprehensive understanding of each technique and inspiring readers to experiment … Read more
500 Teapots: Contemporary Explorations of a Timeless Design Volume 1 is a visually captivating and informative book by Kathy Triplett that explores the rich history, variety, and artistry of teapot design. The book delves into the evolution of teapots, their cultural significance, and the creative possibilities they offer for contemporary artists and designers. The main … Read more
“500 Plates & Chargers Innovative Expressions of Function & Style” edited by Suzanne J. E. Tourtillott is a collection of contemporary ceramic plates and chargers showcasing the creativity and diversity of modern ceramic art. “Each plate and charger in this book is an example of how artists are pushing the boundaries of what is possible … Read more
“500 Pitchers Contemporary Expressions of a Classic Form” is a book that features a collection of contemporary ceramic pitchers from around the world. The book is edited by Suzanne J. E. Tourtillott and published by Lark Books. “The pitcher is not just a vessel for pouring liquid; it is a canvas for artistic expression and … Read more
500 Figures in Clay Ceramic Artists Celebrate the Human Form Volume 1 explores the art and beauty of sculpting the human form in clay, showcasing the work of contemporary ceramic artists. Key Ideas or Arguments Presented The book celebrates the unique qualities of clay as a medium for sculpting the human form, highlighting the diversity … Read more
500 Cups Ceramic Explorations of Utility and Grace explores the art and function of ceramic cups, with a focus on contemporary American pottery. Key Ideas or Arguments Presented The book showcases the work of numerous artists, highlighting the beauty and utility of ceramic cups. The cups are presented as both functional objects and works of … Read more